Horse Bit Handled Mahogany & Maple Long Cheese Board
GS-SU52-EN
$129
Horse Bit Handle Long Cheese Boards feature alternating, multi-stripe mahogany and maple wood with a stainless steel bit handle on each end. A lovely gourmet addition to any horse enthusiast's kitchen, they also make a truly unique gift for a horse owner, rider, or equine bride and groom!
Each board is hand crafted out of the finest Eastern Hard Maple and Santos Mahogany, which are perfectly paired for food cutting and preparatory surfaces. They're finished with 100% Natural Tung oil and sealed with mineral oil and bees wax.
Long Cheese Board measures: 7.75" x 20"
CUSTOMIZE IT, with a single 4" tall letter or a 1" tall 3-letter traditional monogram, (traditional monograms have the last name initial in the center with the first and second name initials, to the left and right, respectively). Select Customized style option and specify 1 or 3 letters for each board, in the Notes/Comments area at check-out. Customized items are non-returnable. 2-3 week delivery.
For a completely customized board, or multiple boards with your custom logo, please call Customer Service.
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